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We are working with well established company who are actively seeking a skilled CNC Milelr to join their existing team. You will be working on high quality, high integrity parts in a range of materials, the role on offer will be challenging and rewarding. In particular, for this role, we are seeking candidates with experience of Boko machine tools and Heidenhain control knowledge.

Key Responsibilities include;

  • Machining of high integrity components and fabrications from a variety of materials.

  • Programming, setting and operation of machines as required, including prove out of new programs.

  • Work to an exacting quality standard to ensure parts are machined right first time and on time.

  • Maintain a high level of housekeeping to ensure the on-going cleanliness of the facilities.

  • Ensure that route card instructions are followed and that all documentation is completed to company procedures.

  • Be able to read and understand complex engineering drawings

  • Use and interpret workshop measuring equipment

  • Perform in cycle deburring of components where appropriate

  • Perform periodic maintenance checks of equipment as appropriate

  • Proactively identify and suggest improvement opportunities

  • Ensure all working hours are accurately logged (direct and indirect hours)

    Qualifications / Experience;

  • Apprenticeship trained, time served, NVQ level 3, or higher

  • Excellent interpersonal skills, able to work effectively as part of a team

  • Minimum 3 years experience in a precision machining role

  • Experience of multiple control systems is preferred (Fanuc, Siemens, Heidenhain, Mazatrol)

  • Experience of relevant industries, Nuclear, Power Generation, Aerospace

  • Experience of working to high precision tolerances

  • Experience of working with a wide range of materials

    The successful CNC Miller will re rewarded with an excellent hourly rate and benefits. Our client offer training and progression for the right employees.

    Shift patterns available include;

  • Day Shift Only

  • Day & Night Shift rotation (Night rate +33%)

  • 39hrs per week basic

    Overtime (+50%) is available where required including weekend working

    Holiday entitlement - 33 days (including statutory)

    Benefits:

  • Company pension

  • Free parking

  • Life insurance

  • On-site parking

  • Referral programme

  • Sick pay

    Please send your CV to Zabina @ Quest Technical Ltd for immediate consideration

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